Renormalization. An introduction
This book aims at bridging the gap between the time-honored renormalization procedures as presented in physics courses and the more rigorous approach found in mathematical physics literature. It is also meant as an introduction to the subject of perturbative renormalization with all its ramifications and highly specialized (graph theoretical) techniques. However, it restricts to studying the scalar selfinteracting field (Chapters 1-3) in various dimensions, which is mainly an ultraviolet problem, and the many-electron problem for solids above the Curie temperature (Chapter 4), which is mainly an infrared problem. Chapter 1 provides the necessary background (Euclidean functional integrals) while, in Chapter 2, the author introduces the graphical representation and the effective-action concept. Chapter 3, the central part of the book, is devoted to studying Wilson's renormalization group approach starting from a high-momentum cutoff. Though the treatment is self-contained and rigorous, there is no mentioning of the BPHZ approach to the same problem, nor does the reader find a connection to the Epstein-Glaser procedure or the Callan-Symanzik equation. Consequently, popular themes such as beta functions, ultraviolet fixed points, and asymptotic freedom are left out, as well as the mathematical question of convergence of the perturbation series.
- The Feynman graph representation of convolution semigroups and its applications to Lévy statistics
- Power series representations for bosonic effective actions
- Some improved nonperturbative bounds for fermionic expansions
- Asymptotic freedom in the BV formalism
- Resurgent transseries \& Dyson-Schwinger equations
- Critical two-point function for long-range \(O(n)\) models below the upper critical dimension
- Persistence of exponential decay and spectral gaps for interacting fermions
- The Grassmann-Berezin calculus and theorems of the matrix-tree type
- Batalin-Vilkovisky formalism in perturbative algebraic quantum field theory
- A renormalizable SYK-type tensor field theory
- Renormalization scrutinized
- Bold Feynman diagrams and the Luttinger-Ward formalism via Gibbs measures: perturbative approach
- Phase transitions in tensorial group field theories: Landau-Ginzburg analysis of models with both local and non-local degrees of freedom
- Multi-channel Luttinger liquids at the edge of quantum Hall systems
- Grassmannian stochastic analysis and the stochastic quantization of Euclidean fermions
- Critical exponent for the magnetization of the weakly coupled \(\phi_4^4\) model
- On multimatrix models motivated by random noncommutative geometry. I: The functional renormalization group as a flow in the free algebra
- Scaling limits and critical behaviour of the 4-dimensional \(n\)-component \(|\varphi|^4\) spin model
- The \(1 / N\) expansion of the symmetric traceless and the antisymmetric tensor models in rank three
- A renormalisation group method. I. Gaussian integration and normed algebras
- A renormalisation group method. IV. Stability analysis
- A renormalisation group method. V. A single renormalisation group step
- Density of states for random band matrices in two dimensions
- A complete renormalization group trajectory between two fixed points
- Feynman graph representation of the perturbation series for general functional measures
- Phase transition in tensor models
- Perturbative quantum field theory on random trees
- Constructing CFTs from AdS flows
- Perturbative and constructive renormalization: An overview
- ``Environmentally friendly renormalization
- The ground state construction of bilayer graphene
- All-order bounds for correlation functions of gauge-invariant operators in Yang-Mills theory
- Is the local linearity of space-time inherited from the linearity of probabilities?
- Ultraviolet regularity for QED in d = 3
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3862200 (Why is no real title available?)
- Constructive expansion for vector field theories I. Quartic models in low dimensions
- Book review of: Edson de Faria and Welington de Melo, Mathematical aspects of quantum field theory
- Exact solution of a 2D interacting fermion model
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1775717 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3994488 (Why is no real title available?)
- One-matrix differential reformulation of two-matrix models
- A new perturbative expansion for fermionic functional integrals
- Exponential decay of correlation functions in many-electron systems
- Universal bounds for large determinants from non-commutative Hölder inequalities in fermionic constructive quantum field theory
- Non-perturbative renormalization
- Renormalization
- Renormalizing the renormalization group pathologies
- On relative bounds for interacting Fermion operators
- Friedrichs diagrams: bosonic and fermionic
- A 2D Luttinger model
- Absence of submultiplicative norms for Wick-ordered operator products
- Duality of O(N) and Sp(N) random tensor models: tensors with symmetries
- Renormalization
- Adiabatic evolution of low-temperature many-body systems
- The two-dimensional Hubbard model on the honeycomb lattice
- Anomalous behavior in an effective model of graphene with Coulomb interactions
- Finite-size versus finite-temperature effects in the critical long-range O(N) model
- A microscopic derivation of the time-dependent Hartree-Fock equation with Coulomb two-body interaction
- Percolation transition for random forests in d 3
- A Lorentzian renormalization group equation for gauge theories
- The weak localization for the alloy-type Anderson model on a cubic lattice
- Perturbative construction of equilibrium states for interacting fermionic field theories. Semiclassical Maxwell equation and the Debye screening length
- Exact Schwinger functions for a class of bounded interactions in d 2
- A stochastic analysis of subcritical Euclidean fermionic field theories
- Solutions in constructive field theory
- Absence of Barren plateaus and scaling of gradients in the energy optimization of isometric tensor network states
- The scaling limit of the KPZ equation in space dimension 3 and higher
- Local operators in the Sine-Gordon model: _ \, _ and the stress tensor
- Edge transport in Haldane-like models with quasi-periodic disorder
- On the preservation of quasilocality by the integration-out transformation
- ERG kernels on multiply connected configuration spaces
- Conformal symmetry and composite operators in the \(O(N )^3\) tensor field theory
- Supersymmetric cluster expansions and applications to random Schrödinger operators
- Clustering bounds on n-point correlations for unbounded spin systems
- Constructive renormalization for interacting fermions
- The asymptotic safety scenario in quantum gravity
- Derivation of the cubic nonlinear Schrödinger equation from quantum dynamics of many-body systems
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